Ethnic Minorities' News

14/May/2022 The government's decision to reject mandatory ethnicity pay gap reporting for firms has been criticised as "nonsensical" by MPs. Conservative MP Caroline Nokes said it also showed a lack of will "to foster a fairer and more equal society". She chairs a parliamentary committee which has

Rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities - Report of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (A/HRC/46/44) Human Rights Council Forty-sixth session 22 February–19 March 2021 Agenda items 2 and 3 Annual report of the United Na

This article is about the Ethnic Minorities' groups in the United Kingdom. According to the Camden Council in United Kingdom published final investigating, named 'Building Equal Foundations', Black, Asian, and ethnic minority residents have been dis-proportionally affected by Covid-19. and they re

12.Jun.2014 Despite many having better qualifications than their white counterparts, academic achievement is not reflected in employment outcomes, say Manchester University researchers. Such as Chinese, Indian, Irish, Bangladeshi, and Black African students have experienced inequalities Dr. Laur

Mukaddes Yadigar is a Uyghur entrepreneur who has been living in the UK since 2011. In London, she has two restaurants devoted to Uyghur cuisine. Every month, she holds events there to celebrate the food, music and dances of her people – to ensure the preservation of their culture. The Uyghur are

This article is regarding Sweden's Adoption policies and systems. Sweden has tolerance for minorities!!! There is no doubt that Sweden is the by far greatest protecting country with well-formed procedures for the adopted children. In Sweden, more than 50,000 children have been adopted from all o

2. Jun. 2020 British ethnic Minorities including Bangladeshi, Indian, Caribbean, Pakistani, and African are suffering from health inequalities under the Covid-19 situation. Of course, Muslims, especially children, are as well. Black people are almost four times more likely to die of Covid-19, acco